This software catalog was prepared in conjunction with the Sparse Matrix Symposium in Fairfield Glade, Tennessee, October 25-27, 1982. It is intended to provide information on computer software for sparse matrix problems which should be useful to software developers and consumers alike. The information provided includes the problem domain to which the software is applicable, the method of solution, language and portability details, references to documentation, and a contact for further information or acquiring the software. This information is reported by means of a form which was filled out by each contributor for each item of software.

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The Liferay Portal Administrator's Guide is your complete guide to installing, integrating, configuring, and maintaining a Liferay Portal server. This comprehensive guide will show you how to bring up a Liferay Portal server and keep it running. From installing a bundle to configuring a Liferay cluster, every aspect of running Liferay Portal is covered.

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